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Compatibility: Palm OS, versions 4 and 5
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Create an analogue face
- Combines analogue hands, including a second hand, with
custom bitmaps.
- The background is clear, so if you 'popup' this watch face
using mobileLAUNCH it will not entirely obscure the current
screen display.
- Overlapping elements. The large hands overlap the bitmap, the
second hand overlaps the large hands, etc.
- Shown in color on Palm OS5 device. The WristPDA would display
in shades of grey.
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Add a full background image
- This will overwrite any previously existing information on
the screen during 'popup'.
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Create a digital/analogue hybrid
- Digital and analogue elements can exist at the same time.
- This face also shows:
- Custom text, outlined
- Next event display
- Battery monitor
- Day / date
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Create a binary face
- Binary elements are shown overlapped on top of a full
screen bitmap.
- Surprize people with your ability to tell time on something
that looks nothing like a clock!
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5
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Add face elements
- An unlimited number of elements can be added.
- Elements at the top of the list render first.
- Lower elements overlap the higher elements.
- Elements can be reorganized using cut/paste commands.
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Position an element
- Define the anchor (x,y) point, and state if the anchor is at the
center, top-left, etc.
- Define supplementary dimensions, such as radius of minute and hour hands.
- Lower elements overlap the higher elements.
- Elements can be reorganized using cut/paste commands.
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Establish dimensions
- Define supplementary dimensions.
- Radius of minute and hour hands.
- Width of hands.
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Use conditional statements
- Control when an element will appear.
- Condition is based on time elements, battery status or 'locked'
status.
- 2 conditions can be applied simultaneously.
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Set element parameters
- Select which bitmap to display, from which prc file on the device.
- Select which parts of a date element to display: Date, day, month
year, timezone, etc.
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Choose a color
- Each element can have its own color.
- Elements can be outlined.
- Elements can be rendered non-opaque on OS4.1 devices.
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